China Extends Antidumping Measures on Epichlorohydrin from Japan, Korea, Russia, and U.S.

The Ministry of Commerce (Mofcom; Beijing) says it has extended China’s antidumping measures for epichlorohydrin (ECH) imported from Japan, Korea, Russia and the U.S. for a further five years starting June 28, 2012. China originally imposed antidumping duties of upto 71.5% on ECH from the four countries for five years starting June 28, 2006. The same antidumping duty will continue for the next five years, Mofcom says. China launched in June 2011, a review of the duties in response to applications from Chinese ECH manufacturers. Mofcom concluded that dumping...

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